System and method for facilitating presentation modification of a user interface

ABSTRACT

In certain embodiments, a presentation of a user interface may be dynamically modified for a user based on data related to the user&#39;s email address or other user identifier. As an example, the user interface may be caused to reflect the look and feel of an interface of an entity trusted by the user, incorporate data items related to the user&#39;s identifier, or effectuate other modifications. In some embodiments, a user identifier of a user may be received via a user interface associated with the third party, and a query for data related to one or more user accounts associated with the user identifier may be generated. Based on the query, multiple datasets associated with different user accounts may be received, and a first dataset associated with a first account of the user may be selected over other datasets associated with the user&#39;s other accounts effectuate the presentation modification.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to modification of a presentation of userinterface, including, for example, a system that enables a presentationof a third-party website to be dynamically modified for a user based ondata related to the user's email address or other user identifier bycausing the third-party website to reflect the look and feel of awebsite of an entity trusted by the user or to incorporate one or moredata items related to the user's identifier.

BACKGROUND

When users access a website unfamiliar to the users (or lacking the sameindicia of trust that such users will instinctively grant well-knownhousehold brands), they are typically less interactive with suchwebsite, as compared to familiar websites or websites of well-knownhousehold brands. As an example, when accessing an unfamiliar website,users are more likely to withhold certain information related tothemselves from the website, avoid granting the website permission tostore such information, or abstain from engagements with the website.These and other drawbacks exist.

SUMMARY

Aspects of the invention relate to methods, apparatuses, and/or systemsfor facilitating presentation modification of a user interface based ondata related to a user's email address or other user identifier.

In some embodiments, a system receives a user identifier (e.g., an emailaddress, a phone number, etc.) of a user via a user interface associatedwith a third party. In response to receiving the user identifier, thesystem may generate a query for one or more user accounts associatedwith the user identifier (e.g., a request for data related to the useraccounts from one or more verified data sources). Based on the query, aplurality of datasets associated with a plurality of user accounts maybe received. A first dataset may be selected from the plurality ofdatasets for presentation modification of the user interface and causemodification of a presentation of the user interface based on one ormore data items of the selected first dataset. For example, themodification may include (i) a change in the look and feel of the userinterface (e.g., such that the user interface appears to be associatedwith a particular trusted entity), (ii) an insertion of the data itemsonto the user interface (e.g., such that the data items are visuallypresented at one or more portions of the user interface), or otherpresentation modification.

In some embodiments, a second identifier (e.g., a category identifier orother identifier) associated with the third party may be received inconnection with receipt of the user identifier, and the system mayselect the first dataset over other datasets of the plurality ofdatasets based on the second identifier. For example, if the secondidentifier indicates a category, one or more category-related criteriamay be determined, and the first dataset may be selected based on thecategory-related criteria and used to cause the modification of the userinterface presentation.

Various other aspects, features, and advantages of the invention will beapparent through the detailed description of the invention and thedrawings attached hereto. It is also to be understood that both theforegoing general description and the following detailed description areexamples and not restrictive of the scope of the invention. As used inthe specification and in the claims, the singular forms of “a,” “an,”and “the” include plural referents unless the context clearly dictatesotherwise. In addition, as used in the specification and the claims, theterm “or” means “and/or” unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a system for facilitating presentation modification of auser interface, in accordance with one or more embodiments.

FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate an example user interface for receiving auser identifier and a modified user interface that was modified based ondata associated with the user identifier, in accordance with one or moreembodiments.

FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of a method of facilitating presentationmodification of a user interface, in accordance with one or moreembodiments.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In the following description, for the purposes of explanation, numerousspecific details are set forth in order to provide a thoroughunderstanding of the embodiments of the invention. It will beappreciated, however, by those having skill in the art that theembodiments of the invention may be practiced without these specificdetails or with an equivalent arrangement. In other cases, well-knownstructures and devices are shown in block diagram form in order to avoidunnecessarily obscuring the embodiments of the invention.

FIG. 1 shows a system 100 for facilitating presentation modification ofa user interface (e.g., accessible via a third-party website, anapplication programming interface (API), etc.) accessed by a user, inaccordance with one or more embodiments. As shown in FIG. 1, system 100may include computer system 102, client device 104 (or client devices104 a-104 n), or other components. Computer system 102 may include querysubsystem 112, interface subsystem 114, selection subsystem 116, orother components. Client device 104 may include presentation subsystem142, communication subsystem 144, or other components. Each clientdevice 104 may include any type of mobile terminal, fixed terminal, orother device. By way of example, client device 104 may include a desktopcomputer, a notebook computer, a tablet computer, a smartphone, awearable device, a device on the cloud, or other client device. Usersmay, for instance, utilize one or more client devices 104 to interactwith one another, one or more servers, or other components of system100. It should be noted that, while one or more operations are describedherein as being performed by particular components of computer system102, those operations may, in some embodiments, be performed by othercomponents of computer system 102 or other components of system 100. Asan example, while one or more operations are described herein as beingperformed by components of computer system 102, those operations may, insome embodiments, be performed by components of client device 104 orother components of system 100 and while one or more operations aredescribed herein as being performed by components of client device 104,those operations may, in some embodiments, be performed by components ofcomputer system 102 or other components of system 100.

In some embodiments, system 100 may facilitate presentation modificationof a user interface (e.g., dynamic presentation modification of athird-party website) based on data related to a user identifier of auser. As discussed, as compared to familiar websites or websites ofwell-known household brands, users accessing an unfamiliar website(without the indicia of trust reflected of well-known household brands)are generally less interactive, tending to withhold certain informationrelated to themselves from the website, avoid granting the websitepermission to store information, or abstain from engagements with thewebsite. Such tendencies may thus unfairly and negatively taint theinitial user experience with an unfamiliar website, thereby making itless likely for the user to be a repeat visitor in the near future. Evenwhen users do return, such tendencies may likewise negatively affect theuser experience during the return visit. As an example, users are oftenwilling to store their payment information with a large online retailer,thereby enabling the large online retailer to further enhance the userexperience for future repeat visits by reducing the amount of input thatthese users must enter to complete a transaction with the large onlineretailer. In contrast, small online retailers (e.g., “mom and pop”businesses) are unable to provide a similar experience for many usersbecause users are less likely to store their payment information withsuch small online retailers.

To address one or more of the foregoing issues, in some embodiments, thesystem 100 enables modification of a presentation of a user interface toimprove the user experience for a user. For example, with respect to athird-party website (e.g., a website unfamiliar to the user), themodification may include a change to a look and feel of the website toreflect a provider or brand trusted by the user, an insertion of dataitems related to an account of the user (e.g., that the user has withthe trusted provider or brand) onto the website, or other presentationmodification. In one use case, such modifications may be dynamicallytriggered during the user's first visit with the website upon obtainingsome information from the user (e.g., an email address or otherinformation that may be used to derive whether an account belongs to theuser). In this way, for example, by updating the website presentationwith one or more such indicia of trust, the system 100 may increase theuser's comfort and trust level with the website, thereby improving thelikelihood of greater engagement with the website and a better userexperience with the website (e.g., during the user's first visit andfuture visits).

In some embodiments, the system 100 may cause modification of apresentation of a user interface associated with an entity based on oneor more datasets associated with one or more user accounts (e.g.,accounts that are not affiliated with the entity associated with theuser interface or other accounts). In some embodiments, a user may inputa user identifier or other user-related data to the user interface, andthe system 100 may receive the user-related information via the userinterface and obtain the datasets associated with the user account basedon the user-related information to effectuate the presentationmodification of the user interface. As an example, in response toreceiving the user-related data via the user interface, the system 100may generate a request for data related to one or more accounts of theuser such that the request includes (i) the user-related data (e.g., theuser identifier), (ii) data related to the user interface or the entityassociated with the user interface (e.g., an entity identifierassociated with the entity, a category associated with the userinterface or the entity, etc.), or other data. Based on the request, thesystem 100 may receive and use the datasets associated with the useraccounts to cause the presentation modification of the user interface.

In some embodiments, after obtaining a dataset associated with a useraccount based on a user identifier received via a user interface, thesystem 100 may provide at least one data item of the dataset to thethird-party website to effectuate modification of a presentation of theuser interface. As an example, in response to providing the data item,the user interface may be caused to present (or incorporate) the dataitem on the user interface. In some embodiments, after obtaining thedataset, the system 100 may provide, as at least one data item of theobtained dataset, one or more references to a set of graphics or otherfiles associated with the user account to the user interface toeffectuate the presentation modification of the user interface. As anexample, in response to providing such references, the user interfacemay be caused to display one or more graphics (of the set of graphics)associated with the user account or otherwise present (or incorporateonto the user interface) one or more data items represented by the setof files.

In some embodiments, based on a user identifier received via a userinterface, a plurality of datasets associated with a plurality of useraccounts may be obtained. After obtaining the datasets, the system 100may select a dataset over one or more other datasets of the plurality ofdatasets to effectuate modification of a presentation of the userinterface based on the selected dataset. The selection of the datasetmay be based on a compatibility criteria, a user preference (e.g., auser preference related to which type of account to prioritize), athird-party preference (e.g., a preference of a third-party associatedwith the user interface), or other selection criteria. For example, thesystem 100 may select a first dataset associated with a first accountover a second dataset associated with a second account based on adetermination that a processing system for processing transactionsconducted via the user interface is compatible with an account type ofthe first account and incompatible with an account type of the secondaccount.

In some embodiments, before obtaining one or more datasets associatedwith one or more user accounts based on a user identifier received via auser interface, an authorization may be requested from the user toretrieve the datasets. In some embodiments, the authorization may berequested via a message sent to a user device for the user to confirm sothat the system 100 is authorized to receive the datasets from one ormore trusted providers. For example, as shown in FIG. 2A, when the userenters an email address (e.g., user@domain.com) and hits a submit buttonon a user interface 200 a, the system 100 may generate a message “Take alook! A verification request was just sent to your mobile phone.” Insome embodiments, the verification request sent to the mobile phone maybe a verification code that the user must enter on the user interface tocomplete the verification process. After the user verifies that the userauthorizes retrieving the datasets related to the user's accounts, thesystem 100 may send a request (e.g., a query) to the trusted providersfor the respective datasets. Upon receipt of such datasets, the system100 may use at least one of the datasets associated with the useraccounts to cause the presentation modification of the user interface.

In some embodiments, after obtaining a user identifier via a userinterface, the system 100 may perform suspicious activity detection toensure that the user identifier was not provided in connection withfraudulent or other suspicious activity. In response to no suspiciousactivity being detected, the system 100 may generate a request relatedto one or more user accounts associated with the user identifier (e.g.,a request for one or more datasets associated with one or more useraccounts hosted at one or more trusted providers). On the other hand,when suspicious activity is detected, the system may not generate orsend the request via one or more networks (e.g., to the trustedproviders, an authentication system associated therewith, etc.). Assuch, networking and other computational resources (e.g., networkbandwidth, processing power, memory, etc.) for generating the requestfor the datasets, receiving the datasets, communicating with a user forauthentication, causing modification of a presentation of the userinterface, or other related functions to be performed using the datasetscan be avoided thereby improving efficiency and performance of thesystem 100.

In some embodiments, the computer system 102 may obtain a useridentifier from a client device 104 or an external source (notillustrated). For example, the user identifier may be received by thecomputer system 102 via a user interface (e.g., a third-party website,an interface of a third-party mobile app, or other user interface) onthe client device 104 being accessed by a user. In some embodiments, theuser interface may be owned by a third party, such as a grocery store,clothing store, a gas station, a financial institution, or other thirdparty, that requests a user to enter a user identifier (e.g., an emailaddress). The third party may not have access to certain data associatedwith one or more accounts linked to the user identifier (e.g., the emailaddress). As such, the dataset may be requested from verified entities(e.g., financial institutions, government agencies, etc.) to ensure theuser is a verified user of at least one account linked to the useridentifier.

In some embodiments, the computer system 102 may obtain the datasets(e.g., user account information, etc.) associated with the useridentifier (e.g., an email address, a user id, a phone number, etc.)from one or more databases. In some embodiments, the databases 132 maybe hosted by or otherwise accessible to one or more verifying entities,such as one or more institutions (e.g., trusted providers) with whichone or more accounts associated with the user identifier is affiliatedor hosted. The computer system 102 may also obtain additional data(e.g., graphics, logo, etc.) associated with the verifying entities. Forexample, the computer system 102 may generate a query to retrieve one ormore datasets associated with the user identifier from one or moredatabases. The databases may be associated with one or more trustedproviders (e.g., financial institutions) that are affiliated with orhosts one or more accounts of the user. For example, the first databasemay be associated with a first trusted provider hosting a first accountof a user, and the second database may be associated with a secondtrusted provider hosting a second account of the user. In one use case,the first account may be an account at a first financial institution,and the second account may be an account at a second financialinstitution. The datasets associated with the user identifier and datarelated to the trusted provider may be further used to causemodification of a presentation of the user interface. As discussedherein, for example, the modification may include a change to a look andfeel of the user interface to reflect a provider or brand trusted by theuser, an insertion of data items related to an account of the user(e.g., that the user has with the trusted provider or brand) onto thewebsite, or other presentation modification.

In some embodiments, after obtaining a user identifier, a query may begenerated based on the user identifier to retrieve data from one or moredatabases. For example, the query may be configured to include the useridentifier (e.g., an email address) and the databases from which thedatasets are requested. In some embodiments, the query may bemanipulated to extract particular data items requested by the userinterface. For example, the computer system 102 may request a datasetincluding data items, such as an account name or type, an account holdername, an account number, a billing address, a shipping address, a rewardscheme associated with the account, one or more other user identifiers,a user preference associated with the account, one or more references todata items related to the account, or other user-specific oraccount-specific information.

In some embodiments, a database may be preconfigured to provide limiteddata items in a dataset to the third-party. For example, the databasemay be preconfigured to provide datasets in a form of a data object(e.g., tables, array, etc.) with limited account details. Accordingly, aquery may be manipulated to include a corresponding object to receivethe preconfigured data object. In some embodiments, the preconfigureddata object may include specific account information associated with auser identifier that can be sent to a requesting entity (e.g., thethird-party) and exclude other information. For example, thepreconfigured data object may provide information, such as username, oneor more addresses, one or more accounts numbers, one or more rewardcodes, or other information configured to send to the third-party, andexclude information, such birth date, credit score, transaction history,marital status, or other usage or user-related data.

In some embodiments, an authentication system (e.g., an authenticationsystem internal or external to computer system 102) may authenticate thecomputer system 102 to send or receive datasets to/from one or moredatabases 132. For example, the authentication system 152 generates anaccess control token to authenticate the computer system 102 to receivedatasets from the database 132 s. Based on the access control token, thecomputer system 102 may request the datasets associated with a useridentifier of a user from the database 132 s. In some embodiments, theaccess control token may be used to authenticate the computer system 102to request datasets associated with multiple accounts of the user (e.g.,multiple accounts affiliated with the same institution, multipleaccounts affiliated with different institutions, etc.).

In some embodiments, the authentication system 152 determines whether auser authorizes sending of one or more datasets from the databases 132to the computer system 102 or the client device 104. For example, inresponse to the computer system 102 providing a query for such datasets,the authentication system 152 sends a text, an email, or phone call tothe client device 104 of the user for the user to authenticate thecomputer system 102 to receive datasets associated with user accountsfrom the database 132. In an example, the authentication system 152sends a message (e.g., see 204 in FIG. 2A) indicating that the computersystem 102 is requesting account information related to the user.Further, the client device 104 may prompt the user to approve retrievingthe account information. In response to the user approving the datarequest, the authentication system 152 generates an access control tokenwhich may be valid within a time window. In other words, the accesscontrol token allows the query to fetch data from the database 132within the time window, after which the access control token may expire.Upon expiry of the token, the token may not be used to access data fromthe databases 132.

In some embodiments, the query may be authenticated based on a tokenassociated with a transaction card (e.g., a credit card, a debit card,etc.) of a user (or other card of the user). For example, the clientdevice 104 may obtain a token via a transaction card (e.g., a creditcard, a debit card, etc.), and the token may be verified by aninstitution (e.g., a bank) that issued the transaction card, therebyauthorizing the computer system 102 to receive a dataset related to thetransaction card. For example, upon using a credit card on the userdevice (e.g., via tapping or swiping), the token may be transmitted tothe computer system 102. In response to verification of the token asbeing valid, the authentication system 152 may authorize the computersystem 102 to obtain a dataset associated with an account correspondingto the verified token. In some embodiments, the computer system 102 mayreceive a plurality of tokens associated with a plurality of accounts ofthe user. As such, a plurality of datasets may be extracted from thedatabases 132 associated with the plurality of accounts. In someembodiments, a token associated with a transaction card may be used toauthenticate the query for datasets associated with multiple accounts ofthe user (e.g., multiple accounts affiliated with the same institution,multiple accounts affiliated with different institutions, etc.).

In some embodiments, authentication via a transaction card or other cardmay be performed via one or more techniques described in U.S. Pat. No.10,581,611, entitled “Systems and Methods for CryptographicAuthentication of Contactless Cards,” which is incorporated by referenceherein in its entirety, or one or more other techniques describedherein. As an example, a contactless card (e.g., a contactlesstransaction card) may be programmed with one or more applets, and atleast one of the applets on the contactless card may be configured togenerate a token that is passed via near field communication (NFC) orother wireless techniques (e.g., Bluetooth or other short-range wirelesstechniques) to a mobile device. The token is then transferred by themobile device to an authentication server. In response to authenticatingthe token, the authentication server may send an indication (e.g., thatauthorization is provided) to the computer system 102 (or othercomponent of system 100 that is expecting such authorization).

In some embodiments, before providing the query to the authenticationsystem 152, the computer system 102 may perform suspicious activitydetection (e.g., a fraudulent transaction) to ensure that the requestfor datasets is not from a fraudulent user. In response to no suspiciousactivity being detected, the computer system 102 may provide the queryto the authentication system 152 to obtain the plurality of datasetsassociated with the plurality of accounts from the databases 132. If asuspicious activity is detected, the query may not be sent to theauthentication system 152 or the databases 132.

In some embodiments, the suspicious activity may be detected based onaccess data associated with one or more user devices (e.g., phone,desktop, laptop, etc.) used to access a user interface (e.g., athird-party website). The access data may include device identificationdata, one or more access times, one or more locations where the userinterface was previously accessed, network data (e.g., local networkdata, public network data, etc.) associated with the network used toaccess the user interface, browser data associated with a browser usedto access the user interface, or other access related data. In anexample, the device identification data may include an IP address (e.g.,local network IP address, home IP address, office IP address, etc.)associated with the user device, a hardware identifier (e.g., IMEInumber) associated with the user device, or a browser ID associated withthe user device. In some embodiments, the device identification data maybe an identifier derived from hashing the IP address, the hardwareidentifier, or the browser ID.

In an example, the computer system 102 may receive access dataassociated with one or more user devices of the user such as one or morephones, desktops, and laptops. Based on the access data, the computersystem 102 may perform suspicious activity detection associated with theuser identifier. In some embodiments, suspicious activity may bedetected by comparing data items within the access data. For example,the computer system 102 may extract, from the access data, deviceidentification data associated with the user device and an access time(e.g., a date and time) associated with the user device's access of theuser interface. Based on the device identification data and the accesstime, the computer system 102 may determine usage data (e.g., frequency,location, time, network) related to use of the device identificationdata or the user identifier (e.g., an email address, a phone number,etc.) for obtaining one or more datasets of the plurality of datasetsfrom the databases 132. In some embodiments, usage data related to useof APIs or websites that are not related to the user interface (e.g., ofthe third-party) may be excluded. The computer system 102 may determinewhether the usage data satisfies a set of validation criteria. Forexample, the validation criteria may be a threshold frequency within aduration of access time, a time of the day, a threshold number of IPaddresses, a distance between locations at which user device was used, athreshold frequency of using a secured local network (or publicnetwork), or other usage related criteria. Further, in response to theusage data (e.g., frequency of use within a time window) satisfying aset of validation criteria (e.g., a frequency threshold for the timewindow), the computer system 102 may provide the query to anauthentication system to obtain the plurality of datasets.

In another example, the computer system 102 receives, via a third-partywebsite that is used to enter the user identifier (e.g., an emailaddress), first access data associated with a user device of the user inconnection with the receipt of the email address and a category (e.g.,grocery, gas pump, clothing, or restaurant) of the third-party. Thefirst access data includes, for example, device identification dataassociated with the user device and an access time associated with theuser device's access of the third-party website. The computer system 102also receives, based on the access time, second access data associatedwith one or more user devices. The second access data may be related toa plurality of accesses of one or more third-party websites thatoccurred within a threshold time (e.g., 1 hour, 5 hour, 1 day, 5 days,etc. time window) of the access time. The computer system 102determines, based on the device identification data and the secondaccess data, usage data (e.g., frequency, location, time, IP address)related to use of the device identification data or use of the emailaddress for obtaining the first dataset of the second dataset. Inresponse to the usage data satisfying a set of validation criteria(e.g., a frequency threshold for the time window), the computer system102 provides the query to an authentication system to obtain the firstdataset and the second dataset.

In some embodiments, the computer system 102 may select a datasetassociated with an account from a plurality of datasets to effectuatepresentation modification of a user interface. For example, each suchdataset associated with an account may include data items related to theaccount, such as an account name or type, an account holder name, anaccount number, a billing address, a shipping address, a reward schemeassociated with the account, one or more other user identifiers, a userpreference associated with the account, one or more references to dataitems related to the account, or other user-specific or account-specificinformation. As another example, the selection of the dataset may bebased on a compatibility criteria, a user preference (e.g., a userpreference related to which type of account to prioritize), athird-party preference (e.g., a preference of a third-party associatedwith the user interface), a category criteria, a benefit criteria, orother selection criteria.

In some embodiments, the computer system 102 selects a dataset based onwhether an account associated with the dataset is compatible with a dataor transaction processing system used by an entity associated with theuser interface. As an example, if a processing system for processingtransactions conducted via the user interface is compatible with anaccount type of a first account associated with a first dataset andincompatible with an account type of a second account associated with asecond dataset, the computer system 102 may select the first datasetover the second dataset based on the foregoing compatibilitydetermination. In one use case, if the processing system used by thethird party does not accept a particular payment type (e.g., Discover,American Express, Bitcoin, etc.), the computer system 102 may avoidselecting any of the datasets associated with accounts that correspondto the non-acceptable payment types. The computer system 102 may insteadselect from among the subset of datasets associated with accounts thatcorrespond to acceptable payment types to effectuate presentationmodification of the user interface.

In some embodiments, the computer system 102 selects a dataset based ona comparison of data items within the datasets obtained from thedatabases 132. For example, such a comparison may include comparing dataitems within the first dataset associated with the first account,comparing data items within the second dataset associated with thesecond account, or comparing data items of the first dataset with dataitems of the second dataset. In an example, the computer system 102determines a first value from a first dataset and a second value from asecond dataset of the plurality of datasets. The first value and thesecond value may be related to an identifier (e.g., a category such asgrocery, gas station, clothing, etc.) associated with a merchant (orother entity). For example, the first value may be a first rewardpercentage offered by the first account (e.g., “Quicksilver” creditcard). For example, the first account offers a flat 1.5% reward on allcategories, a 5% reward on grocery, or other reward values. The secondvalue may be a second reward percentage offered by the second account(e.g., “Venture One” credit card). For example, the second accountoffers a flat 1% reward, a 5% reward on gas stations, or other rewardvalues.

The first and second values may be determined based on one or morecategories applicable to the third party or the user interface, and thecomputer system 102 may determine which of the first and second valuesis greater. For example, a category of the third-party may be a grocerystore. Accordingly, the first value may be 5% and the second value maybe 1% (a flat reward for any category). Based on the first value (e.g.,5%) being greater than the second value (e.g., 1%), the computer system102 may select the first dataset over the second dataset forpresentation modification of the user interface. As an example, themodification may be performed based on the first dataset that includesan account name or type, an account holder name, an account number, abilling address, a shipping address, one or more media items, or otherdata items (or one or more references to the foregoing) associated withthe first account (e.g., “Quicksilver” credit card). In one use case,the modification may result a credit card brand logo and backgroundalong with an image of a credit card (e.g., where the account name ortype, the account holder name, the account number, and the zip code isdepicted on the credit card image).

In some embodiments, based on a selected dataset associated with anaccount of a user (e.g., selected from a plurality of datasetsassociated with a plurality of accounts of the user), the computersystem 102 may generate one or more additional offers for the user. Insome embodiments, the additional offers may include a one-time cash backreward, reward points or discounts, or a promotional offer reward. Forexample, based on the second identifier of the third-party (e.g.,category of the third party), additional reward points or discounts maybe offered based on a product offered by the third-party.

In some embodiments, the computer system 102 provides the selecteddataset to effectuate the presentation modification of the userinterface. For example, one or more portions of the user interface maybe labeled with one or more tags indicating the data items to beincorporated onto the respective portions of the user interface.Additionally, or alternatively, the data items of the selected datasetmay be labeled with one or more corresponding tags indicating therespective portions of the user interface on which the data items are tobe incorporated. In one scenario, where the user interface correspondsto a third-party website, the selected dataset may be sent to thethird-party system hosting the third-party website, and the tags of theselected dataset may be parsed to determine the corresponding data itemsand one or more regions of the third-party website onto which the dataitems are to be inserted. For example, the user interface may beprogrammed using CSS, HTML, Java, or other coding languages to receiveone or more media items or other data items (e.g., based on the tags ofthe labeled selected dataset). In one use case, with respect to FIG. 2B,the user interface 200 b may be programmed to include one or more tagsassociated with the regions at which the respective data items 212-226are shown.

In some embodiments, the selected dataset (e.g., account information,graphics, etc.) may be used to cause modification of the user interface(e.g., a third-party website) on the client device 104 by inserting dataitems from the selected dataset or changing the look and feel of theuser interface to reflect a trusted provider or brand. For example, thethird-party website may be modified to insert one or more fields on theuser interface and cause the inserted fields to be automatically filledwith data items from the selected dataset, such as an account name ortype, an account holder name, an account number, and a shipping address.As such, the user is provided with ease of use of the interface. Forexample, a user may only enter a user identifier (e.g., an emailaddress) on a first screen, and the presentation modification of theuser interface automatically results in data items of the selecteddataset being inserted onto the user interface. Thus, the user may notneed to perform manual entry of additional information on a third-partywebsite, for example. Additionally, as the selected dataset is obtainedfrom a reliable source (e.g., a bank with which the associated accountis affiliated or other trusted provider), the third-party reaps thebenefit of automatic verification of the user. Also, the third-party isnot bound to store sensitive account information or maintain databasesstoring such information. As discussed, users are often willing to storetheir payment information with a large online retailer, thereby enablingthe large online retailer to further enhance the user experience forfuture repeat visits by reducing the amount of input that these usersmust enter to complete a transaction with the large online retailer. Byenabling small online retailers (e.g., “mom and pop” businesses) toprovide such enhancements via the foregoing techniques—even where thesmall online retailers do not store users' payment information or otheruser data, the user experience for the users of the small onlineretailer will be improved.

In some embodiments, the selected dataset of an account may includereferences to graphical elements related to the account, which may beused to cause the user interface to look and feel like a website relatedto the account. For example, references to graphical elements (e.g., acolor scheme, patterns, logo, etc.) of a bank (e.g., “Capital One”) ofthe selected dataset may be used to load the graphical elements on thethird-party website to facilitate transformation of the user interfaceinto an interface having the looks and feel of a website of a trustedprovider or brand (e.g., the bank with which the account isaffiliated)). Thus, for example, the user may see a familiar userinterface while completing a transaction or performing other activitiesvia the user interface.

FIG. 2A illustrates an exemplary user interface 200 a of a third-partywebsite. The user interface 200 a includes a field 202 to enter a useridentifier (e.g., an email address). A user may enter, for example, anemail address “user@domain.com” in the field 202. The email address“user@domain.com” may be received by the computer system 102. Inresponse to receiving the email address “user@domain.com”, the computersystem 102 may query the database 132 to receive one or more datasetsassociated with one or more accounts of the user. In response toreceiving the datasets, the computer system 102 selects relevant datafor modification of a presentation of the user interface 200 a. Based onthe selected dataset, the presentation of the user interface 200 a ismodified to a user interface 200 b, as shown in FIG. 2B.

In some embodiments, when the user enters the email address“user@domain.com” at 202 and hits the submit button, an authenticationoperation may be performed before receiving the datasets related to theemail address “user@domain.com.” For example, the authentication checkmay prompt a message 204 (e.g., “Take a look! A verification request wasjust sent to your mobile phone”) on the user interface 200 a to confirma request for datasets associated with one or more accounts of the user.Once the user authorizes receiving the datasets related to the emailaddress “user@domain.com,” the computer system 102 selects the relevantdataset, and causes the presentation modification of the user interface200 a to the user interface 200 b (see FIG. 2B) based on the selecteddataset.

FIG. 2B is only an exemplary presentation modification of the userinterface 200 a to user interface 200 b based on the selected dataset.Compared to the user interface 200 a, the user interface 200 b includesthe email address “user@domain.com” originally entered by the user atthe user interface 200 a (in FIG. 2A) and additionally includes graphicelements and other data related to the selected dataset. For example,the user interface 200 a is modified to include data items 212-226 andthe new background. As shown, the presentation of the user interface 200b includes data item 212 associated with a user familiar brand (e.g.,the “Brand X” logo), a background related to the familiar brand (e.g.,“Brand X”) and the data item 214 (e.g., the “X-Act now” button 214related to “Brand X”) that causes the user interface 200 b to look andfeel like that of “Brand X.”. Additionally, or alternatively, thebackground may be a user-preferred background (e.g., a backgroundrelated to “Brand X”, a background pre-selected by the user associatedwith the email address, etc.). Moreover, as shown, the modified userinterface 200 b may include other data items of the selected dataset,such as a first name 216 and a family name 218), the data item 220(e.g., street name), the data item 222 (e.g., a city), the data item 224(e.g., state), and the data item 226 (e.g., zip code).

In some embodiments, the selected dataset includes one or moreadditional offers offered by the third party associated with the userinterface. As an example, the computer system 102 may cause modificationof the user interface to allow user selection of one or more of theadditional offers. In one use case, one or more fields or othercomponents may be added to the presentation of the user interface viawhich the user may select one or more of the additional offers (e.g.,adding one or more check boxes, a drop-drop menu, or other selectablecomponents). As a further example, based on the selected offer, the userinterface may be modified to present one or more updated amountsdisplayed on the user interface. In one scenario, a transaction totalfor an order of items selected by the user may be displayed on the userinterface, and the transaction total may be updated to reflect anadditional discount offered by the third party in response to the userselecting a newly-added check box corresponding to application of theadditional discount to the transaction total.

Subsystems 112, 114, 116, 142 and 144

In some embodiments, the query subsystem 112 implements functionsrelated to generating a query and providing the query to the database132, as discussed above. For example, the query subsystem 112 receives auser identifier from a user interface. Based on the user identifier(e.g., an email address), the query subsystem 112 generates a query toretrieve data associated with the user identifier from the database 132.For example, the data may be related to one or more accounts associatedwith the user identifier. In some embodiments, the query subsystem 112may manipulate the query to request specific data associated with theaccounts. For example, the requested data may be an account name ortype, account holder name, an account number, a billing address, ashipping address, a reward scheme associated with the account, one ormore other user identifiers, a user preference associated with theaccount, one or more references to data items related to the account, orother user-specific or account-specific information.

In some embodiments, the query subsystem 112 may manipulate the query toinclude an authentication indicator that indicates whether the queryrequest is authenticated by a user. In some embodiments, theauthentication may be provided by the authentication system 152. Forexample, if the query is not authenticated, the request for data may notbe sent to the database. Alternatively, if not authenticated, the datamay not be sent to the user interface. In response to the query, thedata associated with one or more user accounts is received by thecomputer system 102.

In some embodiments, the selection subsystem 116 implements functionsrelated to selection of data (e.g., received from the database 132) tocause modification of a presentation of a user interface (e.g., on aclient device 104). For example, upon receiving data associated with theuser accounts, the selection subsystem 116 may select one or moredatasets associated with one or more user accounts over one or moreother datasets associated with one or more other user accounts. In someembodiments, the selection is based on comparing of a first datasetassociated with a first account and a second dataset associated with asecond account to identify the associated account having a higherbenefit (e.g., a higher reward) for the user. For example, the secondaccount may offer a higher flat reward (e.g., 1.5% on all categories)compared to the first account. However, for a particular category (e.g.,grocery) of the third-party, the first account may have a higher reward(e.g., 5%) compared to the second dataset. In this case, the firstdataset may be selected over the second dataset because the user wouldbenefit more from use of the first account over use of the secondaccount.

In an embodiment, the selection may be based on a compatibilitycriteria, a user preference (e.g., a user preference related to whichtype of account to prioritize), a third-party preference (e.g., apreference of a third-party associated with the user interface), orother selection criteria. For example, the user may prefer using thesecond account over the first account because the second account offershigher travel rewards. In another example, the third party may preferthe second account over the first account because the second account maycharge lower merchant fees. In some embodiments, the selection may bebased on additional offers that the third-party may offer on the firstaccount versus on the second account. In this case, a cumulative benefitmay be computed for each of the first account and the second account.Based on a higher cumulative benefit (e.g., account specific reward andadditional reward by the third-party), data related to the first accountmay be selected over the second account. One or more of the foregoingpreferences may be used to select one or more datasets from a pluralityof datasets associated with accounts of the user.

In some embodiments, the presentation subsystem 142 of the client device104 modifies, based on the selected dataset, the user interface on theclient device 104. The presentation subsystem 142 may receive (via thecommunication subsystem 144 and the network 150) the selected datasetfrom the interface subsystem 114. In some embodiments, the presentationsubsystem 142 initially displays a user interface for a user to enter auser identifier (e.g., email address), as shown in FIG. 2A. In responseto receiving the selected dataset, the presentation subsystem 142 mayextract the selected dataset and integrate one or more data items of theselected dataset into the user interface. For example, FIG. 2Billustrates an example modification of the presentation of the userinterface 200 a to the user interface 200 b, where account-specificgraphics are displayed along with the data from the first dataset, asdiscussed herein.

In some embodiments, for example, the presentation subsystem 142 mayincorporate one or more components (e.g., data objects, graphicelements, etc.) to be displayed on the user interface. As an example,the components may be programmed to receive data items from the selecteddataset (e.g., an account name or type, an account holder name,addresses, graphics, audio, video, etc.). Once the component ispopulated with the selected dataset, the user interface presented on theclient device 104 is modified based on the selected dataset. In anembodiment, the presentation subsystem 142 may manipulate a layout ofthe user interface according to a size of data items in the selecteddataset.

In some embodiments, the client device 104 communicates with otherdevices or databases via, for example, the communication subsystem 144.For example, the client device 104 may communicate, via thecommunication subsystem 144, with the authentication system 152 or thedatabase 132. For example, the client device 104 may receive a text, anemail, or a phone call to authenticate a retrieval of data associatedwith a user identifier from the database 132.

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FIG. 3 is an example flowchart of processing operations of methods thatenable the various features and functionality of the system as describedin detail above. The processing operations of the method presented belowis intended to be illustrative and non-limiting. In some embodiments,for example, the method may be accomplished with one or more additionaloperations not described, and/or without one or more of the operationsdiscussed. Additionally, the order in which the processing operations ofthe methods are illustrated (and described below) is not intended to belimiting.

In some embodiments, the method may be implemented in one or moreprocessing devices (e.g., a digital processor, an analog processor, adigital circuit designed to process information, an analog circuitdesigned to process information, a state machine, and/or othermechanisms for electronically processing information). The processingdevices may include one or more devices executing some or all of theoperations of the method in response to instructions storedelectronically on an electronic storage medium. The processing devicesmay include one or more devices configured through hardware, firmware,and/or software to be specifically designed for execution of one or moreof the operations of the method.

FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of a method 300 for facilitating presentationmodification of a user interface, in accordance with one or moreembodiments. In some embodiments, the method 300 may be implemented viathe subsystems of the computer system 102. As an example, the method 300may cause modification to the presentation of the user interface inresponse to a user only inputting a user identifier (e.g., an emailaddress) into the user interface. In some embodiments, the userinterface may be modified based on a particular dataset associated withan account of the user. The modification includes, for example,displaying the dataset, providing a look and feel of an interfacerelated to a user account, or other modifications related to dataassociated with the user identifier and the third-party.

In an operation 302, a user identifier of a user may be received via auser interface. For example, the user interface may be associated with athird party. In some embodiments, a second identifier (e.g., a category)associated with the third-party may also be received. As an example, auser may input a user identifier (e.g., an email address, a phonenumber, username, etc.) at a third-party website (e.g., on a clientdevice 104). This user identifier (e.g., an email address) may bereceived via the third-party website by the computer system 102.Additionally, a category (e.g., grocery, gas station, restaurant,clothing, etc.) associated with the third-party website may also bereceived from the third-party website by the computer system 102.Operation 302 may be performed by a subsystem that is the same as orsimilar to interface subsystem 114, in accordance with one or moreembodiments.

In an operation 304, a query for one or more user accounts associatedwith the user identifier may be generated. As an example, the query maybe generated to initiate retrieval of data associated with one or moreuser accounts (of the user) with an institution (e.g., a financialinstitution, government, an organization where the user works, etc.).For example, a first account may be with a first bank account, and asecond account may be with a second bank. In some embodiments, the querymay be manipulated according to the present disclosure. For example, asdiscussed herein, the query may be manipulated to request specific datarelated to the user accounts (e.g., account name or type, account holdername, account number, reward, etc.), data related to the institution atwhich each user account is registered, an authentication indicator toenable the query to request data from a database, or other manipulationsto generate the query. Operation 304 may be performed by a subsystemthat is the same as or similar to query subsystem 112, in accordancewith one or more embodiments.

In some embodiments, the query may be provided to an authenticationsystem. For example, the computer system 102 may receive a token via atransaction card associated with an account of the user. In response toverification of the token as being a valid token, the computer system102 may provide the query to an authentication system 152 to obtain thedatasets associated with the accounts. For example, the datasets mayinclude a first dataset associated with a first account of the user, asecond dataset associated with a second account of the user, and so on.

In some embodiments, in response to providing the query to theauthentication system 152, the authentication system 152 is caused todetermine whether the user authorizes sending of the first dataset orthe second dataset.

In some embodiments, the query may be provided to the database based onwhether a suspicious activity is detected. For example, a fraudulentuser may be accessing multiple websites of the third party usingdifferent user devices and different networks. Such fraudulent requestsmay be identified, and the query may not be sent to the database 132.For example, the suspicious activity may be detected by analyzing accessdata associated with one or more user devices used to access thethird-party website.

In some embodiments, access data associated with a user device of theuser may be received. Based on the access data, the method 300 performssuspicious activity detection associated with the user identifier.Further, in response to no suspicious activity being detected, thegenerated query may be provided the authentication system 152 to obtainthe datasets associated with the user accounts.

In some embodiments, the method 300 may perform suspicious activitydetection based on access data obtained from a user device (e.g., theclient device 104). For example, the method 300 may extract, from theaccess data, device identification data associated with the user deviceand an access time associated with the user device's access of the userinterface. Based on the device identification data and the access time,usage data related to use of the device identification data or the useridentifier may be determined. In response to the usage data satisfying aset of validation criteria, the query may be provided to theauthentication system 152 to obtain the datasets. In an embodiment, thedevice identification data comprises an IP address associated with theuser device, a hardware identifier associated with the user device, abrowser ID associated with the user device, or a derived identifier(e.g., derived from hashing the IP address, the hardware identifier, orthe browser ID). Examples of detecting suspicious activity based onaccess data are discussed with respect to FIG. 1 above.

In an operation 306, a plurality of datasets associated with the useraccounts may be received based on the query. In some embodiments, theplurality of user accounts may be associated with a plurality ofentities. For example, a first account may be associated with a firstentity (e.g., a first financial institution), and a second account maybe associated with a second entity (e.g., a second financialinstitution) different from the first entity. In some embodiments, theplurality of datasets may be received from the same entity (e.g., thefirst entity or the second entity). In some embodiments, each dataset ofthe plurality of datasets may be distinct from one or more otherdatasets of the plurality of datasets. For example, a first dataset fromthe first database 134 may be distinct from a second dataset from thesecond database 136. In an embodiment, each dataset includes accountinformation, such as an account name or type, an account holder name, anaccount number, a billing address, an account type, a balance in theaccount, a credit limit on the account, one or more other useridentifiers, a user preference associated with the account, one or morereferences to data items related to the account, or other accountrelated details. Operation 306 may be performed by a subsystem that isthe same as or similar to interface subsystem 114, in accordance withone or more embodiments.

In an operation 308, a first dataset may be selected from the pluralityof datasets for presentation modification of the user interface. In anembodiment, the first dataset may be selected over the other datasetsbased on relative benefits of each dataset. For example, the benefit maybe a discount value, reward points, travel points, or other valuesquantifying the benefit associated with each of an account. Operation308 may be performed by a subsystem that is the same as or similar toselection subsystem 116, in accordance with one or more embodiments.

In an example, a first value for the first dataset and a second valuefor the second dataset of the plurality of datasets may be determined.For example, the first value and the second value may be a rewardpercentage, such as a flat reward (e.g., 1% cash back for allcategories), or a category-dependent reward (e.g., different rewardvalues for grocery, gas station, and restaurant purchases). If the firstvalue is greater than the second value, the first dataset may beselected over the second datasets for presentation modification of theuser interface.

In some embodiments, the selection may be based on user preference, athird-party preference, or a combination thereof. For example, the usermay prefer using a first account, the third-party may offer additionalbenefits for a particular account, or the third-party may prefer using aparticular account (e.g., due to low transaction fees). In this case, acumulative benefit may be computed based on, for example, the firstvalue (or second value), the user preference, the third-party preferenceand offers. Based on the cumulative benefit, the first dataset may beselected over the second dataset, or vice-versa.

In an operation 310, a modification of a presentation of the userinterface may be caused based on one or more data items of the selectedfirst dataset. In an example, causing modification of the presentationof the user interface includes providing, as at least one data item ofthe selected first dataset, one or more references (e.g., location toimages, logos, URL link, etc.) to a first set of graphics associatedwith the first account (e.g., “Quicksilver”) to the user interface. Insome embodiments, the graphics may be stored in the database 132,publicly available on one or more websites, or stored at a third-partydatabase (not illustrated). In response to providing the references, theuser interface is caused to display the first set of graphics associatedwith the first account. For example, as show in FIG. 2B, the referencesto the first set of graphics may be a logo, a color scheme, a backgroundpattern, etc. associated with the first account (e.g., “Quicksilver”).Thus, upon modification based on such graphics, the user gets the lookand feel of an interface associated with the first account (e.g.,“Quicksilver”). Operation 310 may be performed by a subsystem that isthe same as or similar to interface subsystem 114, in accordance withone or more embodiments.

In some embodiments, the various computers and subsystems illustrated inFIG. 1 may include one or more computing devices that are programmed toperform the functions described herein. The computing devices mayinclude one or more electronic storages (e.g., database(s) 132, whichmay include the first database(s) 134, the second database 136, etc., orother electronic storages), one or more physical processors programmedwith one or more computer program instructions, and/or other components.The computing devices may include communication lines or ports to enablethe exchange of information within a network (e.g., network 150) orother computing platforms via wired or wireless techniques (e.g.,Ethernet, fiber optics, coaxial cable, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, near fieldcommunication, or other technologies). The computing devices may includea plurality of hardware, software, and/or firmware components operatingtogether. For example, the computing devices may be implemented by acloud of computing platforms operating together as the computingdevices.

The electronic storages may include non-transitory storage media thatelectronically stores information. The storage media of the electronicstorages may include one or both of (i) system storage that is providedintegrally (e.g., substantially non-removable) with servers or clientdevices or (ii) removable storage that is removably connectable to theservers or client devices via, for example, a port (e.g., a USB port, afirewire port, etc.) or a drive (e.g., a disk drive, etc.). Theelectronic storages may include one or more of optically readablestorage media (e.g., optical disks, etc.), magnetically readable storagemedia (e.g., magnetic tape, magnetic hard drive, floppy drive, etc.),electrical charge-based storage media (e.g., EEPROM, RAM, etc.),solid-state storage media (e.g., flash drive, etc.), and/or otherelectronically readable storage media. The electronic storages mayinclude one or more virtual storage resources (e.g., cloud storage, avirtual private network, and/or other virtual storage resources). Theelectronic storage may store software algorithms, information determinedby the processors, information obtained from servers, informationobtained from client devices, or other information that enables thefunctionality as described herein.

The processors may be programmed to provide information processingcapabilities in the computing devices. As such, the processors mayinclude one or more of a digital processor, an analog processor, adigital circuit designed to process information, an analog circuitdesigned to process information, a state machine, and/or othermechanisms for electronically processing information. In someembodiments, the processors may include a plurality of processing units.These processing units may be physically located within the same device,or the processors may represent processing functionality of a pluralityof devices operating in coordination. The processors may be programmedto execute computer program instructions to perform functions describedherein of subsystems 112-116, 142-144, or other subsystems. Theprocessors may be programmed to execute computer program instructions bysoftware; hardware; firmware; some combination of software, hardware, orfirmware; and/or other mechanisms for configuring processingcapabilities on the processors.

It should be appreciated that the description of the functionalityprovided by the different subsystems 112-116 and 142-144 describedherein is for illustrative purposes, and is not intended to be limiting,as any of subsystems 112-116 and 142-144 may provide more or lessfunctionality than is described. For example, one or more of subsystems112-116 and 142-144 may be eliminated, and some or all of itsfunctionality may be provided by other ones of subsystems 112-116 and142-144. As another example, additional subsystems may be programmed toperform some or all of the functionality attributed herein to one ofsubsystems 112-116 and 142-144.

Although the present invention has been described in detail for thepurpose of illustration based on what is currently considered to be themost practical and preferred embodiments, it is to be understood thatsuch detail is solely for that purpose and that the invention is notlimited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intendedto cover modifications and equivalent arrangements that are within thescope of the appended claims. For example, it is to be understood thatthe present disclosure contemplates that, to the extent possible, one ormore features of any embodiment can be combined with one or morefeatures of any other embodiment.

The present techniques will be better understood with reference to thefollowing enumerated embodiments:

1. A method includes: obtaining a user identifier via a user interface;determining a first dataset from a plurality of datasets associated withthe user identifier for presentation modification of the user interface;and causing modification of a presentation of the user interface basedon one or more data items of the first dataset.2. The method of embodiment 1, wherein obtaining the user identifierincludes receiving, via the user interface associated with a thirdparty, the user identifier of a user and a second identifier associatedwith the third party.3. The method of embodiment 1 or 2, wherein the user identifier isobtained in response to a user inputting an email address at athird-party website associated with a third party.4. The method of any of embodiments 1-3, further including receiving,via the third-party website, a category associated with a third-partywebsite.5. The method of any of embodiments 1-4, wherein obtaining a pluralityof datasets includes generating a query for one or more user accountsassociated with the user identifier, and receiving, based on the query,the plurality of datasets associated with a plurality of user accounts,each of the plurality of datasets being distinct from one or more otherdatasets of the plurality of datasets.6. The method of embodiment 5, wherein the query is generated inresponse to receiving the email address.7. The method of any of embodiments 1-6, wherein determining the firstdataset includes selecting, based on a second identifier, the firstdataset from the plurality of datasets for presentation modification ofthe user interface such that the first dataset is selected over the oneor more other datasets.8. The method of any of embodiments 1-7, wherein determining the firstdataset includes determining, based on the second identifier, a firstvalue from a first dataset and a second value from a second dataset ofthe plurality of datasets; determining whether the first value isgreater than the second value; and selecting, based on the first valuebeing greater than the second value, the first dataset over the one ormore other datasets for presentation modification of the user interface.9. The method of any of embodiments 1-8, wherein causing modification ofthe presentation of the user interface includes providing, as at leastone data item of the selected first dataset, one or more references to afirst set of graphics associated with the first account to the userinterface, wherein, in response to providing the one or more references,the user interface is caused to display the first set of graphicsassociated with the first account.10. The method of any of embodiments 1-9, wherein causing modificationof the presentation of the user interface includes providing at leastone data item of the first dataset to the user interface, wherein, inresponse to providing the at least one data item, the user interface iscaused to display the at least one data item.11. The method of any of embodiments 1-10, further includes receiving atoken via a transaction card associated with an account of the pluralityof accounts; and in response to verification of the token as being avalid token, providing the query to an authentication system to obtainthe plurality of datasets associated with the plurality of accounts.12. The method of any of embodiments 1-11, further includes providingthe query to an authentication system to obtain the first dataset andthe second dataset, wherein, in response to providing the query, theauthentication system is caused to determine whether the user authorizessending of the first dataset or the second dataset.13. The method of any of embodiments 1-12, further includes receivingaccess data associated with a user device of the user; performing, basedon the access data, suspicious activity detection associated with theuser identifier; and, in response to the suspicious activity detectionindicating no suspicious activity, providing the query to anauthentication system to obtain the plurality of datasets associatedwith the plurality of accounts.14. The method of embodiment 13, wherein performing the suspiciousactivity detection includes: extracting, from the access data, deviceidentification data associated with the user device and an access timeassociated with the user device's access of the user interface;determining, based on the device identification data and the accesstime, usage data related to use of the device identification data or theuser identifier for obtaining one or more datasets of the plurality ofdatasets; and, in response to the usage data satisfying a set ofvalidation criteria, providing the query to an authentication system toobtain the plurality of datasets.15. The method of embodiment 14, wherein the device identification datacomprises an IP address associated with the user device, a hardwareidentifier associated with the user device, a browser ID associated withthe user device, or a derived identifier derived from hashing the IPaddress, the hardware identifier, or the browser ID.16. A system comprising a computer system that comprises one or moreprocessors programed with computer program instructions that, whenexecuted, cause the computer system to perform operations comprisingthose of any of embodiments 1-15. 17. One or more non-transitory,computer-readable media storing instructions that, when executed by oneor more processors, effectuate operations comprising those of any ofembodiments 1-15.

What is claimed is:
 1. A system to facilitate presentation modificationof a third-party website associated with a third-party, where thepresentation modification is (i) initiated in response to a userinputting an email address at the third-party website and (ii) based ondata related to a user account that is not affiliated with the thirdparty, the system comprising: a computer system comprising one or moreprocessors programmed with computer program instructions that, whenexecuted, cause operations comprising: in response to a user inputtingan email address at a purchase transaction user interface on athird-party merchant website associated with a third-party merchant,receiving, via the third-party merchant website, the email address and amerchant category associated with the third-party merchant website; inresponse to receiving the email address, generating a query for one ormore user accounts associated with the email address; receiving, basedon the query, a first dataset associated with a first user account froma first database of a first entity and a second dataset associated witha second user account from a second database of a second entitydifferent from the first entity, the first and second datasets beingreceived respectively from the first and second databases in response tothe query, wherein the first and second user accounts are not affiliatedwith the third-party merchant; selecting, based on the merchant categoryassociated with the third-party merchant website, the first dataset suchthat the first dataset is selected over the second dataset forpresentation modification of the third-party merchant website based on adetermination that the first dataset comprises a first reward value forthe merchant category is greater than a second reward value of thesecond dataset for the merchant category; and causing modification of apresentation of the purchase transaction user interface on thethird-party merchant website based on one or more data items of theselected first dataset such that multiple input fields are displayed onthe purchase transaction user interface and auto-filled with paymentinformation of the selected first dataset in response to the userinputting the email address at the purchase transaction user interfaceon the third-party merchant website.
 2. The system of claim 1, whereincausing modification of the presentation of the third-party merchantwebsite comprises: providing, as at least one data item of the selectedfirst dataset, one or more hyperlinks to a first set of graphicsassociated with the first user account to the third-party merchant website, wherein, in response to providing the one or more hyperlinks tothe first set of graphics associated with the first user account, thethird-party merchant website is caused to display the first set ofgraphics associated with the first user account on the purchasetransaction user interface on the third-party merchant website.
 3. Thesystem of claim 1, wherein one or more other datasets associated withone or more other user accounts are received based on the query, andwherein the first dataset is selected for presentation modification ofthe third-party merchant website over the one or more other datasetsbased on a determination that the one or more other user accountscorrespond to a non-compatible payment type that is not compatible witha transaction processing system for the purchase transaction userinterface.
 4. The system of claim 1, wherein one or more other datasetsassociated with one or more other user accounts are received based onthe query, and wherein the first dataset is selected for presentationmodification of the third-party merchant website over the one or moreother datasets based on a determination that the one or more other useraccounts do not correspond to a payment type accepted by a transactionprocessing system for the purchase transaction user interface.
 5. Thesystem of claim 1, wherein the operations comprises: providing the queryto an authentication system to obtain the first dataset and the seconddataset, wherein, in response to providing the query, the authenticationsystem is caused to determine whether the user authorizes sending of thefirst dataset or the second dataset to the computer system.
 6. Thesystem of claim 1, wherein the operations comprises: receiving, via thethird-party merchant website, first IP address associated with a userdevice of the user in connection with the receipt of the email addressand the merchant category, the first IP address comprising deviceidentification data associated with the user device and an access timeassociated with the user device's access of the third-party merchantwebsite; receiving, based on the access time, a second IP addressassociated with one or more user devices, the second IP address beingrelated to a plurality of accesses of one or more third-party websitesthat occurred within a threshold time of the access time; determining,based on the device identification data and the second IP address, usagedata related to use of the device identification data or use of theemail address for obtaining the first dataset of the second dataset; andin response to the usage data satisfying a set of validation criteria,providing the query to an authentication system to obtain the firstdataset and the second dataset.
 7. A method comprising: receiving, via apurchase transaction user interface associated with a third-partymerchant a user identifier of a user and a merchant category associatedwith the third-party merchant; generating a query for one or more useraccounts associated with the user identifier; receiving, based on thequery, a plurality of datasets associated with a plurality of useraccounts, each of the plurality of datasets being distinct from one ormore other datasets of the plurality of datasets; selecting, based onthe merchant category, a first dataset from the plurality of datasetsfor presentation modification of the purchase transaction user interfacesuch that the first dataset is selected over the one or more otherdatasets based on a determination that the first dataset comprises afirst value for the merchant category is greater than or equal to asecond value of at least one of the one or more other datasets for themerchant category; and causing modification of a presentation of thepurchase transaction user interface based on one or more data items ofthe selected first dataset such that one or more input fields aredisplayed on the purchase transaction user interface and auto-filledwith payment information of the selected first dataset.
 8. The method ofclaim 7, wherein causing modification of the presentation of thepurchase transaction user interface comprises: providing, as at leastone data item of the selected first dataset, one or more references to afirst set of graphics associated with a first user account to thepurchase transaction user interface, wherein, in response to providingthe one or more references, the purchase transaction user interface iscaused to display the first set of graphics associated with the firstuser account.
 9. The method of claim 7, wherein the first dataset isselected for presentation modification of the purchase transaction userinterface over the one or more other datasets based on a determinationthat at least one of the one or more other datasets is associated with auser account that corresponds to a non-compatible payment type notcompatible with a transaction processing system for the purchasetransaction user interface.
 10. The method of claim 7, wherein the firstdataset is selected for presentation modification of the purchasetransaction user interface over the one or more other datasets based ona determination that at least one of the one or more other datasets isassociated with a user account that do not correspond to a payment typeaccepted by a transaction processing system for the purchase transactionuser interface.
 11. The method of claim 7, further comprising: receivingan authentication token via a transaction card associated with anaccount of the plurality of user accounts; and in response toverification of the authentication token as being a valid token,providing the query to an authentication system to obtain the pluralityof datasets associated with the plurality of user accounts.
 12. Themethod of claim 7, further comprising: providing the query to anauthentication system to obtain the first dataset, wherein, in responseto providing the query, the authentication system is caused to determinewhether the user authorizes sending of the first dataset.
 13. The methodof claim 7, further comprising: receiving access data associated with auser device of the user; performing, based on the access data,suspicious activity detection associated with the user identifier; andin response to the suspicious activity detection indicating nosuspicious activity, providing the query to an authentication system toobtain the plurality of datasets associated with the plurality of useraccounts.
 14. The method of claim 13, wherein performing the suspiciousactivity detection comprises: extracting, from the access data, deviceidentification data associated with the user device and an access timeassociated with the user device's access of the purchase transactionuser interface; determining, based on the device identification data andthe access time, usage data related to use of the device identificationdata or the user identifier for obtaining one or more datasets of theplurality of datasets; and in response to the usage data satisfying aset of validation criteria, providing the query to the authenticationsystem to obtain the plurality of datasets.
 15. The method of claim 14,wherein the device identification data comprises an IP addressassociated with the user device, a hardware identifier associated withthe user device, a browser ID associated with the user device, or aderived identifier derived from hashing the IP address, the hardwareidentifier, or the browser ID.
 16. A non-transitory computer-readablemedia comprising instructions that, when executed by one or moreprocessors, cause operations comprising: receiving, via a purchasetransaction user interface associated with a third-party merchant, auser identifier of a user and a merchant category associated with thethird-party merchant; generating a query for one or more user accountsassociated with the user identifier; receiving, based on the query, aplurality of datasets associated with a plurality of user accounts, eachof the plurality of datasets being distinct from one or more otherdatasets of the plurality of datasets; selecting, based on the merchantcategory, a first dataset from the plurality of datasets forpresentation modification of the purchase transaction user interfacesuch that the first dataset is selected over the one or more otherdatasets based on a determination that the first dataset comprises afirst value for the merchant category is greater than or equal to asecond value of at least one of the one or more other datasets for themerchant category; and causing modification of a presentation of thepurchase transaction user interface based on one or more data items ofthe selected first dataset such that one or more input fields aredisplayed on the purchase transaction user interface and auto-filledwith payment information of the selected first dataset.
 17. The media ofclaim 16, wherein causing modification of the presentation of thepurchase transaction user interface comprises: providing, as at leastone data item of the selected first dataset, one or more references to afirst set of graphics associated with a first user account to thepurchase transaction user interface, wherein, in response to providingthe one or more references, the purchase transaction user interface iscaused to display the first set of graphics associated with the firstuser account.
 18. The media of claim 16, wherein the first dataset isselected for presentation modification of the purchase transaction userinterface over the one or more other datasets based on a determinationthat at least one of the one or more other datasets is associated with auser account that corresponds to a non-compatible payment type notcompatible with a transaction processing system for the purchasetransaction user interface.
 19. The media of claim 16, the operationsfurther comprising: receiving a token via a transaction card associatedwith an account of the plurality of accounts; and in response toverification of the token as being a valid token, providing the query toan authentication system to obtain the plurality of datasets associatedwith the plurality of accounts.
 20. The media of claim 16, theoperations further comprising: providing the query to an authenticationsystem to obtain the first dataset, wherein, in response to providingthe query, the authentication system is caused to determine whether theuser authorizes sending of the first dataset.